Application for a certificate of lawful development for the installation of replacement windows to front and rear elevations

Why Was This Approved?

• ✓Application sought to confirm replacement windows to front and rear elevations were lawful
• ✓Windows observed to have been in place for some time and not appearing newly installed
• ✓Property is a two-storey traditional mid-terrace cottage with views to the bay at the rear
• ✓Decision made under delegated authority

This application sought a certificate of lawful development for replacement windows installed on the front and rear elevations of 55 Queen Street, Castletown, a two-storey traditional mid-terrace cottage on the southern side of the highway. The officer's report noted that the windows had been in place for some time and did not appear to be new, which was relevant to establishing their lawful status. A certificate of lawful development was approved on 29 June 2012 under delegated authority, confirming that the installation of the replacement windows was lawful. The determining body is recorded as Delegated.

A certificate of lawful development was approved for the replacement windows at 55 Queen Street. The officer's report noted that the windows had been installed for some time and did not appear to be new, supporting the case that the works were lawful.

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